Is The UK Non-Compete Crackdown A Legal Revolution Or Political Window Dressing?

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Employment law specialist Katie Maguire of Devonshires Law says the Government’s proposed restrictions on non-compete clauses may offer valuable protection for workers and startups, but English common law already places substantial limits on their enforceability. The UK Government’s proposed crackdown on employment non-compete clauses may sound like a significant victory for workers and startups. But

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Pogust Goodhead Ditches Founders’ Names Amid Mariana Feud

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Class action firm Pogust Goodhead is reverting to its former trading name, PGMBM, after both namesake founders demanded their surnames be removed amid a bitter dispute over the multi-billion-pound Mariana dam litigation. A firm spokesperson said the change followed stakeholder feedback: “We have listened carefully to feedback from our people, partners and those closest to

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The New Law Firm SEO Battle – Getting ChatGPT to Name Your Firm

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AI search is rewriting the rules of law firm marketing, placing greater emphasis on verifiable expertise, independent authority and content that answers real client questions. For years, law firms have spent substantial sums chasing Google’s top rankings, producing mountains of SEO content and polishing their websites to attract potential clients. But a new challenge is

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Jalal Abdallah: The Case for Choosing Solo Practice 

Article source: Jalal Abdallah, Personal Injury Lawyer Photo courtesy of Unsplash.com  Attorneys considering independent practice have to weigh the freedom of running their own firm against the responsibilities that come with it. For personal injury attorney Jalal Abdallah, who opened his practice in Dearborn, Michigan, in 2021, going solo also meant focusing on one area

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Best Rideshare Accident Lawyers in San Diego: A Guide for Accident Victims

Article source: HHJ Trial Attorneys Getting hurt in an Uber or Lyft in San Diego is not a normal car accident claim. Under California rules created by AB 2293, the coverage available depends entirely on what the driver’s app was doing at the moment of impact. If the app was on but no ride had

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From Christchurch to the Middle Temple, Jeremy Johnson Joins Nearly Seven Centuries of Legal History

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There are professional milestones, and then there are the ones that involve Elizabethan halls, centuries of legal tradition and some rather distinguished company. New Job >>General Counsel & Company Secretary – Join the Executive Team in a Newly Established Organisation Bankside barrister and LawFuel Power Lister Jeremy Johnson has been called to the Bar of

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The Chief Justice’s Veto Nobody Voted For

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New Role >>Senior Legal Counsel – Challenging, Interesting, TransTasman Commercial Role – 6-12 Years PQE Read the statute and New Zealand’s Attorney-General picks the senior judges. Read the protocol and the Chief Justice decides who gets on the list. Roger Partridge is stirring the judicial pot again. Ask most lawyers who appoints New Zealand’s senior

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Thomson Reuters Won the Right to Its Moat Until Someone Sued Over It

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Power Points: In three days, a federal appeals court confirmed that Westlaw’s headnotes cannot be freely used to train a rival AI tool, and a California law firm filed a proposed antitrust class action alleging that Thomson Reuters’ $650 million Casetext purchase was a “killer acquisition.” One case says the content moat is legally protected

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LEGAL AI AGENTS NEED MATTER-SPECIFIC AUTHORITY BUDGETS

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LawFuel’s September 24 coverage of Casepoint’s new purpose-built agents captures where legal technology is heading. The systems are moving beyond chatbots and drafting assistants toward agents that perform relevance review, issue coding, and other steps inside live legal workflows. Casepoint’s emphasis on audit trails, performance testing, and human validation is a useful start. The next

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